Destination Dayton™ Blog & Insiders Guide

Welcome to the Destination Dayton™ Blog — your insider’s guide to exploring the vibrant heart of Southwest Ohio! Here, we share inspiring stories, local insights, upcoming events, and hidden gems that make Dayton, Ohio a must-visit destination. Whether you're planning your first trip or rediscovering your hometown, our blog is your go-to resource for all things Dayton.

Celebrate Juneteenth in Dayton

This month, Dayton will join cities around the country in celebrating Juneteenth with a wide range of community events. America's second independence day and the nation's newest federal holiday, Juneteenth is the oldest internationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United…

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Discover the Unexpected: Gardens Galore

If you thought Dayton was just for aviation geeks and adrenaline junkies—surprise! We’re here to gently blow your mind (and your seasonal allergies) with the next installment of our “Discover the Unexpected” series: Gardens Galore 🌿 Whether you’re a budding plant parent, a selfie-seeker in search…

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How to Celebrate Mother's Day in Dayton

Mom. Mama. Madre. Mommy. Mother. However you might say it - she is worth celebrating! Mother's Day is just around the corner, and Dayton offers plenty of fun and memorable ways to celebrate with your mom or maternal figure. Whether you're looking to take her out for a delicious brunch, explore the…

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100 Things To Do in Destination Dayton this Summer

As the temperatures rise and the days grow longer, it's time to make the most of the season in Destination Dayton™, Ohio's Gem City. Whether you're a local looking for new adventures or an out-of-town visitor seeking the best experiences Dayton has to offer, we've got you covered. From outdoor…

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DAM - Who Knew This About Dayton!

During March 1913, the citizens of the Miami Valley experienced a natural disaster unparalleled in the region's history. Within a three-day period, 9 to 11 inches of rain fell throughout the Great Miami River Watershed. The ground was already saturated from the melting of snow and ice of a hard…

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